«a Adam
e Norwsik
hibition was held in the Sun
gallery of the church. 'ij'h‘e
ewpresent that Thomas Al.
O Amado the announcementA-th‘
i
row s1 ”Vs lived; mipowerAmotor
figure in at about $190” Men-there
A would be no returns tor” about two
. months, durinz'which time theywonid
h ' to. as heathen messed supply
‘ stile an lighteflihls. Anar'that
~ el‘s tree of charge,
. nlzht.
‘ money relunded.
A «Amos
hibit ‘ would be partitioned for
The cards distributed y! .
up and willbo Bivenout
Tues As
Lemonade and cake were solved,"
«SPEOiAL FOR BATURADY OMEN.
A barrel of the best donrnin thesaur-
sot. $4.30; 19 lbs. (nan. auger. m.
Best Elginv'l‘db Buttons? 0. This time
, strictly cash. samuel itoodner. cedar
street. corner otABayview avenue. 'i‘el '
call, 139-4. All flour ls
Unique Eaton-lamest divtu'ttllu
ilollu oi In, Fi'll'lllllAPililfilA .
.Elill‘llili nulls sun
'fhs Ail-ll- in cm: ' of tho Minister-
ingcin'eiedi the; Male?! Jere
A t the Norwailr gen me an-
al Chorale-flame pants.
A “Syrian Sabrah" or a social even-
ing in “Syria. was given by the Minis-
tering Circle _oi'_ King’s Daughters oi
“the“ Nortvaik Coméfitidnal Church.
last night, at. theyhonls or Mrs. Fred»
r, stick ‘Bolde‘n. on The Green.
Despite the stormy Weather there
" " was a good attendance and every one
.' éfiibyed the illustration of the. social? A,
‘ . erections ot the cast. given under til
pd or we A
for" $150 slid s ,t,
w_ id costuitbmll‘
to run. ' . _ .. .. .
Mr. Tristrslil athtedv"lhii.t,hlr. ‘Pler-
son had run diteen;.hinchlileg on a two-
horse power engines» lie _hought it
I it A "l to tissue mortar
or and ne,to 8.1.]; mic y. ‘ on
couldn't Wtfthe r {oligarchs order
for less than 31.600. figuring on ten
machines. An ordinary girl could
make twelve overalls-a day and on telr
machines you could turn out ten dozen
a day. Figuring on iltteen machines
you could turn outplhinety doles a
week. git takes about}. week to break
girls in. . Mr. Trislram inrther said
that he had receiveil'ilve applications
and three of thesa’nung womenhnew
or eight others who ~Would work. Mr.
Tristram said thithaldr. Al’lorcon was
tailing what ordsmnms‘ln to him
now and having thdm‘msdo‘up. receiv-
ing a royalty of st .Mrjecnt
The'Cente‘nniai . idipgncorner of
Wall and High at hisAAvAvasAtaikedol
as a site and the. ”’ on thOuzht
~.A
0‘,
would be cheaper lief
it the best placel ‘
could be placed in fin
articles could be to ‘ j A .
the second floor adsliy and: the builds
in: could carry ahyvim'achinery that.
wasnecessary. : I‘A‘”
After. some discussion it was
thought best. to lot the, id . oncern die
out. perhhps to have: i “,into the
hands, oi a rccelvnrorgelseLto ignore
it entirely. The out "hollow in the
old business was the -’ Mr. Pierson, al-
though a practical man in the overalls
line, did not know much about husis
nose. and did not know what his liabil-
ities‘ are now. Then he was so
swamped with orders that he couldn’t
get. out the goods, and finally suspend-
ed .lrom lack of capital to get out the
roads. ‘
Mr. Belleck thought the new concern
should? not start on lessAAAthsn 820,000
noting it could take adventure oi sll
brother-
‘ 't t "Ml-A"
”will...
I A , Il‘
A. A ”mg;
Pierson
;: charge. otflrs. Frances Gardlaior; or?
.riewyork. A
in: the saints, clvcourtesy oi the east.
During the evenint‘lAthe guests were
served with Damas‘icas klepan andAun-
leavened broad‘ in ‘ Oriental style
around tabarets illice‘d‘lmthe library.
At 9 o'clock therd :was a procession
called the “Nob so Procession.”
by lthel ninc canister; int cogtumo.
out: p aylngonmn no 0111- out or
a shenard‘s iiut‘é.‘ 5?”
Then Mrs. Gardlnier, who has spent
a great deal or time in Syria, gavc‘a
talk upon the whole ills of the people
of the east. taking each character on
an illustration.
She showed an interesting collection
oi curios, including the Bruised reeds
and Apostles pensjas well as a pottery
fountain of Nazareth and many others.
She was assisted in the work of ex.
plaining these things, by Mrs. Robert
S. Van Buren.
Eastern swectvlnloats were sold at
a kiosk during the} evening by Miss
Lina Hill and Misaaasborn‘. and at an
other kiosk E tia lucky stones
were {or sale, M in la Hill and Miss
Dorothy laockw A A: having charge.
The Damascus itcnan was served by
gins Eloise Byington and Miss Clara
otts. “w" "
The characters :nortraycd and their
costumes were: A A, A .
A Syrian “Sheik, an Ahaith with a
caiilc on thehea’d chat-lea E. Curtis.
A Syrian Schoo Boy, a seamless
cunlelshair Jacket ~ :and Turkish trons-
ers. Musics lochwood. Jr. A A
A Syrian bride, white diqmes cloth
embroidered with yellow, Miss May
Marvin. A ‘
A Married Woman 0! Bethlehem.
embroidered costume oi comona cloth.
the entire trouaee‘au of a married
woman, Miss Dorothy Lockwood.
A Romola Maiden Lady'. striped ous-
toes cloth. Miss Lina Hill. ,
Veiled Greek Lady, white laser with
lace veil, Miss Eloise Byington.
High Caste Lady of a He . white
Burmo‘bse embroidered wit yellow
silk.AMlss Julia Hill. ‘ ‘ ., A. " .
Drone Woman olAMt. Libsnoniaold-
will! on embroidered cam Miss 0s:
rn. A ~‘ A A.
Bciimlfige‘llatlnz
mfillukin the
nrmstlve Milli
sookbilgi’tllh
day oi the school. or
.thottadiiellni‘ ill
result of "Atbei
evening ‘
"following the entrainment.
notwsatlstsotory. A V
sad-i ”wrists iudse .hsve
-. the
ATM guests w re” lved a - the i
3 door by thei shelf, him ending lad- is
- ice in thetrue Byrlitnz‘~style. they xiv-
en’purple‘costume with‘th’o born at
Ahofieh'el’yfllll'llfl
iirstdny of
. .n
Mari otdc
emrigiriaiact establishing a Town
became a law in l895u it was to
ectlhat the tarmac! lodge and
paintmcnt.
'l‘h
sashciateludze e tor tWo, yearn cone ‘
mousing on the first Monday in May.
A The pro-
alone of the original set as amended
1 _, eluded and associsteJAlgdauw
be tor two years, comma \A g on s
first day or May. . A A V.
" how that the appointments oi lodge
been made,
peepie
thoughts as to who will be named by
the prospective Judge; Taylor (coproc-
ecutlng attorneys andcierk oi' a
court. Mr. loris not ready to vs
on. his cousin , This: as yet. but name
Rumor has‘it that When the appoint-
ments are announced the prosecuting
attorney; will he William F. Telethon-y,
in. south Nor-walk. and John-2i. woos.-
O'l',» are to the elect flint, the “ml! . " d
cousins , A as
he issues involved.
I inure-uni
sequestiom
are that ill
court and hri A
A AA oi Trinity
i . all or their
handkerchief ba-
‘ with tea and
the Japanese
‘ moon and
naturally turn A their A
in Norwaik. There are the ‘ ‘i‘mite "
for e'cierkship. Attorneys H.’ .ll‘er- ‘
ris andGoorss H. Voeburxb, but it is
thought that Attorney Ferris white
tho‘lucky choice. ,
j Mr. Taylor has been associated With
Judge Russell Frost during the pilot
six years as prosecuting attorney. lie
is thoroughly conversant with the din
ties he will have to perform. and he
will enter upon his newAwork tooling
that he is thoroughly competent to per-
torts u in the best mannenpossible.
-’ As‘jto Associate Judge Lockwood, he
as shown during the rvpastAiew'weass
inability in this line. it is raisin pro.
some that the law will be dean out
lastly to‘ all parties concerned by both
I gas. = ' ' . A
Very little need/be sdldlc‘oncsrninx
the two prosecuting attorneys. Attor-
ncy John J. Walsnhas acted in that
capacity for several years.
Tammany has been clerk” of the court
for some time and to 'be' prosecutor
will come naturally to chimp'while .m-
torney Ferris will have up diiliculty as
clerk, having previously-served most
acceptably in thatoal‘lgoliy : A f 5 .
Judge Russell West was ln
by a renorter oi The Sent no] this
morning and was asked tor his expres.
«pics of view: concerning his retire-
ment and qualifications or his succu-
sor, Mr. Taylor. General Brest said:
“After six successive years of sale
vice as judge oi the town court. 1 ant.
glad to be relieved of the demands oi
the noise and to be free irom its exac-
'tious and the serious interference it
makes at times with other matters or
importance, i cannot escape some rec.-
in: ct regret that the associations or
the oillce are to be permanently so-
vered. . . A
"I think i may properly says that in
my opinionlhe court during its exist-
Aence thusji'ar has commended itsen
as a whole to the people oi! the: town.
as a dignified, creditable tribunal, and
a great lmnrovenlent'npon the tumor
justice of the peace system.
“There has been more llllllOrIHIay
and consistency in the disposition oi!
criminalcases and I think in civil cas-
es as well. Althea been the uniform
testimony of the members of the bar
that questions of law and questions of
fact involving many important issues
of litigation have received more intel.
llgcnt consideration. and that the Jung-
lncnt oi the cullrt in civil cases have
more nearly approached the require
ments of Justice and equity than to
suited from the old system.
"The lines and costs which have
been turned into the town treasury
have made the expense less than under
the old A-Juetlca system.
“The court has been a great con-
venience; to partiesreslding in town.
where. they could, have their cases
umpsrilntrie‘d and disposed of, where
their-«smaller» memos and liens
could bentoreoiosed at comparatively
small unease. and othcr‘onultsbie new '
“1 sill ' ’slId-to have this onllortnnlty
to saytodhs menthol-s oitbs her son
witnesses in‘rseneral. that their con.
dust in court has‘besnr’witlrout exam
, lion i in d and rssneottui. and that
‘ the ‘gro‘geeg L0
lugs oi Ame-'Mown Court
have been conductedywhhe ,witnont una
namunyrosmint. yet til the lime
deco :1 sources
Attorney A
mud
ley and GrandTScrl ow: .
at New linen. Ad OrcndWoflhy AI~
sociate, Mrs. Pryor, of Norwalk, had
over the state. ~ A “
The first business was the reading
and accepting of the olicers reports.
financial and otherwise, and an in-
crease, in membership was shown
which was very encouraging“ ’Ai‘teii
the reading oi these-reports ten candl-
ur‘tea were initiated into the crane Di-
v slon. '
, The next -worio.was=the appoint of
committees, and the following were
uppoimed: ,
Distribution of reports—F. M. Haw-
iey. X New Canaan; Charles L. Ayers.
out w Haven; Charles E. Hubboii, or
'Btstezoi olden—hire. F. W. Hurley,
unseen cams; Charles iii. liubbell, oi
Stratlord. and .l. J. Bartholomew. of
New Haven. 0
Propagation-44‘. M. liawley,’ of New
Canaan; William Ii. Stanton, of New
London. ,
Legislation—Charles E. Hubbell. of
tStratlord: John B. Dorman. oi Strat-
oru.
Literature-éMrs. lnary hi. Tucker, 0!
Shelton. "
Charters-'«Vllililam A. Kellogg. cl
idol-walk. and Edward 1“. Marvin, of
Bridgeport.
Appoalr-Charios L. Ayros, of New
Haven and‘li‘rederick W. Hoyt, of
South Norwaik.
Finance-«Robert W. Post, at West~
port; George B. Cadman. oi Hal'ttord:
W. ll. Stanton, of New Londm
Election and rcturns~-Wluiam C.
Dickinson. of New Haven, and ii. i...
Woodworth. or South Norwulk.
Resolution do treating-«Frederick
W. Hoyt. of Norwalk: Charles Iii. Hub-
boli. oi'A Strattord: Mrs. Bessie M.
Dickinson. of New Haven.
Recentlonoi Most ,Worthy Patriarch
Albert G. Lawson. of uamdon. N. J.—~
William P. Loomls. of Nor-walk: F. M.
Hawloy.'ol' New Canaan; Charles A.
Hart, of NewAAHaveu.
Alter the election of those commit-
tees the Division adjourned to to
lunch withth‘e Woman's Milagros
oi Buckingham Post. u. A. it. A
The session was resumed at ‘2
o'clock to continue until about ”0:30
o'clock ‘ “
Aans'rfr crrv nov snore
W,rlzwn'rrtljrv. A rd 2 «A
Mile pia my; will a ri e in : os«
cpl: Gauc lcr's paint shop, today
oi lil'glpoleon Liberty. a‘ccl'ddntirli
ly'nhot amcsAAarvls. aged sevens
teen. " he bui at Aentcrsd‘Jsrvis’s
nlgiitduug,_and be In novnl hilt-
Alcai condition. [Thertliissbcion‘gcd
olngca‘ucher. . lhcvty. say he did
.14‘ '
on now-it was loaded
.' ull
. the child was taken by Mrs. Mc—
Donald, of 451 Eleventh street, .13
" tlon, thcya‘say they considered her
sides about seventy delegates”le all‘
'Ation: The
ads Liberty, aged filteenymh ~
l‘lshAsvmy,-llss"
if
“rile bedtime is, named film"
Waidron. om saluting blithely
cs Town'rwoWuki-AA 0—-
_ Tells Different Wells .»=;A -
stables Schiechtweg“ “and Qésln-
tier, of this city, have foundva boy
here, ‘who resembles Willie“ Mo
A Cormick, oi New York, will) W s- w
teriously disappeared Airom".
home several weeks a o. The
have communitiated wit the Nest:
is expected here. late this moment.
According to-tlle officers, the
boy. who says his name is Russell
.Waldrou, arrived here about two
Weeks ago, and has been (Airing
with a well-known wonlausince
that time. When cstlonfcd by
the ofiicers. young all/ultimo told
several different stories. Tllc‘bo
will be held by the silicone,. pen -
lug the arrival of a dethctive from
New York.
snmospon'r GIRL ‘
xxnnaprsn.
BRIDGEPORT. April 25~Da~
vid 0. Amos, of 563‘ Brook street,
has gone to New York today, to
enlist the aid of the lice there in
a search for Mobs Amos, five
years old, who, he says, was kid'—
nspped from his home. He thinks
Brooklyn, who. it is understood,
claims to be its mother. Mr. and
Mrs. Amos, who are well known
feoplc hers, tookét‘he girl {our
our years agofiromfthe Catholic
Protectory, in Njevv York, A and
thongllwthcrc was no legal adopr.
as their cumz‘i'rhe‘y accuse a net , ~
bar of having .assist‘ed Mrsu c-
Domldln splriting the girl away.
They deny that Mabel is the
daughter of"Mrs. McDonald, and:
say that hechiid, which was left
in the Protectory at about the
sonic time as this one, died there
FIRE‘M‘ANS‘SAVES
" ‘ . [CHILD’S LIFE.
NEW YORK, April 25+Firc4
man Clarence Lierd, of the Alle-
gheny Valley Railroad, has just
greyed himself a hero, b saving
instant death. says a World spec—
ial, from Driftwood, Pa.
Tile-train was running at a high
when L‘ierd 'espied the fluttering
skirt of a little girl on the track,
not morciila‘n seventy-five yards
ahead. lie jerked open the door
of the cab, rushed along the run-
ning board Oil to the pilot. He
was just in time to cling to the
flagstafi. lift, the girl. from . tll'e
into the ditch. When the train
backed up to within sight ofrthe
place when: the child had been,
the trainmcn saw her scampcring
across the ficlllé’in the direction 0
herhomc. ‘
STEAMER ANDACE .
. PICK‘ED or.
NEW YORK, April 25."
Steamer Sltllonia, from Plliladcl-j
pills, April 20, for Halnburghput
mto port this morning, haying in
towtllc Italian steamer Andacc.
from Antwerp... for, ' Hampton
Tuesday
momingpin latitude“,
longitude '
ler and stern; jolt April'az.
count or is.
firm guns. ‘Anflitxpen
. Ithj.
bull or, connects * he
Tedd
STAMFORD, April 252-79011. “
York authorities. and a detective
live year-old Mary Jot on from 5
rate of speed around a curve, '1‘
Roads, which silo/had picked‘iip ’
A n a disabled‘dondl‘r A oi
'eAiost her propeiw Albino
. r y
fortressfitted out mines, quick I
fortress ,
a A
jtiny A.
sired; whining e.
9° furnish-A l
rAaMIacronMsll'
. asonno
T ‘ use .
y tired" pay haste, ' of
tateanav‘ 1
ed. at t e
here, this mo
the heart was the causal A c: had
been sick since Monday, when‘he
Stanciifi’c was ford‘t‘eri of Hart‘-
ford, butler theiasnnlhe months
had lilied'llcre. A soh,}sf‘H.'} »
Stanclifl’e, In, connected with one
ton, survives him.
TRIAL OF TORPEDO
speed trial oltlic torpe 0 will“!
or Bailey, postponodWedh a.
had to be abandoned this thesis
because of the hcav sea oil New
London harbor. ' ll conditions
are favorable for t e rs
log the weather. Front
tlons prevailing this noon it was
New London at 10 o’clock.
new RAILnoAD '
CANAAN, April
length, to Clayton“; Miles. it’is
said that the white brick and terra
cotta plant in “Clayton is to be
greatly enlarged: this umnler so
in the United Statics.
DALI.“ THMTARE”
DALLAS, Tex., Ap
ly toda , a fire
the Dal lssflpe'rs,
Harry Greenwal _
city, is thelcssee . .
rpm the time-tile fire. hurled the
roof fell in and the .lront‘and side
walls collapsed. The loss to the
ril 25-Esr-
be
known.
ensues rumors.
‘ Ll'rcurlsl.
on-
shooting Miss Winifred Cook, a
school teacher of that town. The
jury considered the evidence sub-
mitted by tile proscentl‘fxg attorfi
ney for three hours.
PATRICK motors!) ' ‘
rinsr DEGREE MURDER.
ten counts in the indictment. ,
mummy nasty. A. .A A.
W
of the dcpratmeuts in Washing- A
nesrnorsn postpones.
NEW LONDON, prll 35»- A«
thought by thcrgovernmcnt trial
board that the trip Awonld'li‘elnadé- '
nday morning, starting from ,.
N‘GLAYTON
zs—-—Three .
surucyors in the employ of the 3 '
New A York, New Haven and A
Hartford Railroad, werel‘n town ‘3.
today, preparing to make" adsr- :""ll‘0rc'
Way for a railroad three miles in f ' A ‘ ‘
that it will be tllc’most organelve ‘ll A“
Amaze-sweet” a
in an . hour A
opera house will reach $00,009. 1’
origin of \the fire is not, —
FOR MURDER. .
D, April 25—»An “
indictment fer murder in the first
degree was‘retumetlby the mind 3"
Jury, this afternoon, against John A.
track. with his foot, and fling her '1‘. Hayes,,ol Winsted. fat-dually. .-
NEW YORK, A rll 25~Thc
indictment against ibert‘T. Pat- ,
rick, for murder in the firstch
gree, was handed up today.‘ Pat- IN!
rick lac harged with thcAmurder. of ;
William Marsh A Rice. Thoreau
consulted a local physicisnf‘Mr ““
Aron animation :
Proutedt“ street,
rooms and bath; at
meats. lien Arc
Writa‘t‘o'w. ,nss
ON FIRE. A A
A TO 'Aaar—uermg.
three or four rooms: :'
we'll” “namigillinnfm
no on n.
risebthst cost tannin”?
'12- Address “Hermie.
Norwalk Chronicler